I’m extremely excited to have passed the CCIE Routing and Switching lab at RTP on July 26th 2012. Currently, I’m working on a write up on my long journey and should be able to share it with everyone soon.
BGP – Modifying the AD of Backdoor networks
As you may know that the backdoor feature of BGP changes the AD to 200. But is there a way to modify it? There is a way, it’s not very intuitive. When you configure a network as a backdoor network you are creating a local-route that you don’t originate to others. To modify a local-route…
Redistribution RIP-OSPF Distance
Complex redistribution can be quite a challenging task to encounter studying for the CCIE R&S lab. There doesn’t seem to be that many clearly define general rules out there. So I thought why not dissect each individual case that could cause tricky redistribution problems. RIP and OSPF are a perfect example of two protocols that when…
Welcome
Welcome to the first post of my new blog called kemot-net.com. I plan on posting about any interesting problems I encounter during my work projects or my studies. Generally I would focus on the main topics of computer networking such as routing, switching, quality of services and security. More posts to come so enjoy and…